I’m now incorporated an HSA to further accelerate tax savings and investment increase my available retirement assets that I can then funnel into RE once I’m no longer at the W2.

If you know that improving the site can bring in 50$ extra a night, then you can incorporate that into the underwriting.

That would likely take some education to transition to - but it is the first thing that comes to mind as a 'good fit' utilizing similar skill sets.I'm just an investor in real estate - my wife and I own and manage 37 rental properties as our primary job... but worked in corporate before all of that.All the best!

I also believe that it took a little more than two cents to put together a website, and a brand, and a logo, and a few other things that cost a bit more than driving around, putting your eyes on the actual property, and getting a sense of the neighborhoods you're marketing to.I am thrilled to be where I'm at; for taking the action and getting a result.I know that the web is another channel with enormous potential, and I plan to capitalize once my capital and proof of concept is justified =)

A company like Audantic will give you one list that incorporates what they believe are the most motivated sellers in your farm area.

Yes, you will need to prepare Form 3115 along with the related calculations, incorporate it into your tax return and file it in a rather weird way (must be sent to two places.) 

I've been facing issues with my current accounting company, so I met with another tax professional who suggested incorporating as a C-corp instead of an S-Corp.

Where do you suppose the LLC should be incorporated? 

Also, when the IO burns off you have to now include the principal payments in the calculation because it reduces the amount of CASH they are receiving annually.This is just my opinion and I do not have a masters in corporate finance, real estate finance or any other.

If not, I would treat this as a lesson, sell and move on to the next project incorporating the lessons learned on this one.